NOBLEDANDY:
With all this epistle...
Wetyn concern you with biafra...?

God bless the Republic of Nigeria... Why not face Nigeria...?

Must you talk about biafra to be relevant...
How many articles have you written for the upliftment of the Yorubas....?

Leave biafra alone... Leave it alone please ooooooo.
Tifiakwa

UNKNOWNSOJA:
My friend I wouldn't even bother if it does not concern me. There's a proverb in Yoruba that says "Iroru igi ni iroru eye" which simply means- The measure of peace, stillness and tranquility that a tree enjoys is the same measure a bird sitting on it will enjoy. A word is enough for the wise my brother.

UNKNOWNSOJA:
My friend I wouldn't even bother if it does not concern me. There's a proverb in Yoruba that says "Iroru igi ni iroru eye" which simply means- The measure of peace, stillness and tranquility that a tree enjoys is the same measure a bird sitting on it will enjoy. A word is enough for the wise my brother.

Trut:
Baboons and Monkeys in the zoo will never seize to create anti Biafra thread every minute. Dem use Biafra matter swear for una?

I spit on you Baboons and Monkeys.

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CdX32JGczw

[size=15pt]"Biafrans Are Better-of Staying in The United Nigeria" - Igbo Conscience Group[/size]

The Igbo Conscience (TIC) led by Barrister Monday Ubani hosts a Press Conference in Lagos, dismissing the renewed agitation for the State of Biafra as a misplaced effort. In one of the series comments during the conference, Joe Igbokwe said "Biafra is history".

UNKNOWNSOJA:

The recent wave of a rejuvenated interest in Biafra has got me really thinking what the agitators have got to gain. NOTHING!, in my humble opinion other than massive death, severe starvation, bitterness, and a renewed hatred for the Igbo tribe from the North, West and Southern Nigeria tribes, as was the case during the first civil war.

Interestingly, I have not found an elite or a single elderly Igbo person who is supporting this new cause, I mean those that witnessed the civil war first hand, you probably wouldn't find one, I think they know what's up and know far better than those '1 Million' youths marching for the realization of Biafra. Affliction shall not rise up the second time - Nahum 1:9 (elderly Igbo people are gray enough to understand this verse of the Holy Scriptures better, but the youths are too green to comprehend the message therein).

Over the years, I have read different accounts of the Civil war. My Command- Olusegun Obasanjo, There was a Country- Chinua Achebe, Because I am involved-Dim Odumegwu Ojukwu, BIAFRA STORY: The making of an African Legend- Frederick Forsyth and Brig. Gen. Godwin Alabi-Isama's well documented account- Tragedy of Victory- Godwin Alabi-Isama (I hope Gen Gowon publishes his account soon), have also heard some oral account during my visits to Enugu, Abia, Ebonyi, Imo,Anambra and even Northern Cross-River State where the first shot was fired at Gakem.

These accounts speaks volume. Nigeria stagnated, Biafra was devastated- Benjamin Adekunle flexed his muscles wasting innocent lives on the Biafra side and the almighty Oganigwe Bomb showed its ingenuity by dismembering body parts of the Federal soldiers. What was achieved at the end? NOTHING!, This led to the 'No Victor, No Vanquished' speech by Gen Gowon in 1970.

Come 2015, 45 years after the surrender of the Biafra soldiers, and the full absorption of the 'Biafrans' back into Nigeria, they have occupied virtually all positions in Nigeria, and only the lack of unity amongst them have caused them the opportunity of producing an N'digbo President. What else do they want? What cause are they fighting? Ohh, Nnamdi Kanu?? He's activities and actions at Radio Biafra are tresonable going by the law (Section 37(1b) of the Criminal Code Act) so allow him to defend himself and face the consequences of his actions. Well, maybe the dream is to be like Monaco, Catalonia or even The Vatican.

Today, I heartily enjoin all my Igbo brothers and sisters to please desist from actions and activities that are not in the best interest of Nigeria's unity, especially now that Nigeria is experiencing gradual positive change that we all can see, feel and experience.

I'd like to conclude with this beautiful quote by J.K Rowling: “We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as
we are divided", and another sweet one from the legendary Bob Marley: "One love, one heart . . .Let’s get together and feel all right "

God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

¤Selesi Olawale¤

Spicygal:


Thank you. I am not prescribing we drive the Igbos out or force them to Biafra, I have a lot of ties with Igbos both personally and professionally. But rather than war, let's go our separate ways, rather than genocide, let's separate.


Yes the Igbos are currently at the forefront of commerce but have failed to realize that commerce thrives because there is a demand. Simply, there is a seller because there is a buyer. They believe that if they withdraw from Nigeria. The economy I'll crash. They fail to see that as long as demand remains supply will come. Others eventually will source for ways to me demands.

They however will have an aggregate of suppliers, when supply outweighs demands, what happens?

We need each other, we are better together but none is doing the other a favour.

Rather than a Liberia, a Rewanda! A Congo, let Biafra go! We gave nothing to loose.